Age of Exploration
Age of Exploration Cont.
French Revolution
Industrial Revolution
Imperialism
World War I
World War II
Cold War
Cold War Cont.
100

The middle passage was the longest, most difficult part of what trade system?

Transatlantic Slave Trade

100

What country was the leader of exploration?

Portugal

100

The majority of the Population of France was made up by what population?

3rd Estate

100

Urbanization, growing wealth gap, and poor working and living conditions were all consequences of what revolution?

Industrial Revolution

100

 The policy of a country to expand military force or political and economic influence by invading other nations is known as what?

Imperialism

100

The policy of a country building up and glorifying their military is known as what?

Militarism

100

Germany was part of the _______ powers in WWII

Axis

100

What were the two major superpowers of the cold war?

US and USSR

100

Why did America get involved in proxy Wars like Korea and Vietnam?

to prevent the spread of communism

200

What continents make up the new world and what continents make up the old world?

New: North and South America

Old: Europe, Asia, Africa

200

This explorer was the first to circumnavigate the globe.

Ferdinand Magellan

200

Who was the leader of the Jacobins during the French Revolution?

Maximilian Robespierre

200

Where did the Industrial Revolution begin? (country)

England

200

Which nation controlled the largest colonial empire?

Great Britain

200

France, Russia, Great Britain make up what alliance in WWI?

Triple Entente

200

What naval base did Japan attack during World War II?

Pearl Harbor

200

What military alliance was created by the West to counter Soviet influence?

NATO

200

Which nation was divided into 4 different occupation zones after WWII?

Germany

300

Triangular Trade is between which three(ish) continents?

Europe, the Americas, and Africa

300

This explorer found a sea route from Europe to India.

Vasco da Gamma

300

Napoleon was defeated at what battle?

Waterloo

300

Which economic theory did not emerge as a result of the Industrial Revolution?

a. Communism

b. Laissez-Faire Capitalism

c. Mercantilism

d. Keynesian Economics

C Mercantilism

300

What economic factor was a driving force behind European imperialism?

The need for raw materials

300

Which two fronts did Germany fight on?

Western-Great Britain and France

Eastern-Russia

300

What battle was the turning point in the Pacific?

Midway

300

The policy of not letting communism spread outside of its existing boarders is known as what?

Containment

300

What event marked the end of the cold war?

The dissolution of the Soviet Union

400

Which country colonized Brazil in the 16th century? (hint: They still speak this language today)

Portugal

400

Name the 7 continents

North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, Antarctica, Australia

400

What was the constitution that was adopted during the French Revolution known as?

The Declaration of Rights of Man and of the Citizen

400

What industry did the Industrial Revolution bring MAJOR changes to? (Think about the spinning Jenny, cotton gin, water frame for factories)

Textile

400

The boxer rebellion (a resistance to british imperialism) happened in what nation?

China

400

Stalemate and no mans land was a DIRECT result from what?

Trench Warfare

400

Benito Mussolini came to power in what nation in 1922?

Italy

400

The plan for sending aid to European countries rebuilding after WWII in order to prevent the spread of communism is known as what

Marshall Plan

400

The doctrine that using a weapon of mass destruction like nuclear bombs could result in your own downfall is what?

Mutually Assured Destruction

500

The exchange of plants, animals, goods, and diseases between the old and new world is known as what?

The Columbian Exhcange

500

What economic system allowed for mother countries to create monopolies within their colonies?

Mercantilism

500

What was the vow to keep meeting until the National Assembly had created a new constitution for France?

The Tennis Court Oath

500

Easier repairs to things like guns was the impact of what invention?

Interchangeable Parts
500

The rapid colonization of Africa by European powers was known as what?

The Scramble for Africa

500

What note was written from Germany to Mexico that prompted America to declare war on Germany in WWI?

Zimmerman Note

500

The Treaty of Versailles did what to Germany's Army?

Limited the size

500

What was the purpose of the cultural revolution?

to get rid of capitalist, Western, and traditional ideas and reinvigorate the communist cause.

500

The Red Guard consisted mainly of who?

Youth and students

600

What treaty divided the new world between Spain and Portugal?

Treaty of Tordesillas

600

What did the colonies provide for the mother countries in a mercantile economy?

Raw materials and a market to sell goods to.

600

What was based on reason and logic? (Hint: During this time lots of political ideas came about.)

The Enlightenment

600

Name a positive effect of the Industrial Revolution

Improved technology, improved transportation, improved standard of living (eventually)

600

The Europeans felt it was their duty to "civilize" non-western nations. This justification is known as what?

The White Man's Burden

600

Trench warfare was intended to do what?

protect soldiers from gunfire

600

Why was there a rise in antisemitism after WWI in Germany?

Hitler Blamed the Jews for their economic problems.

600

Who gave the iron curtain speech coining the term?

Winston Churchill

600

Mao Zedong's plan to rapidly industrialize China was known as what?

The Great Leap Forward

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